National grid reshuffle and Rose Bowl woes loom
The piece argues for a revised top college football ranking led by Michigan and Notre Dame as co-champions, with Texas and S M U high, and Penn State in third. It highlights West Coast weaknesses in Rose Bowl play, noting U C L A and Southern California lack depth, while Pop Warner era greats fade from memory.
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